Stunted growth and poor root development are a result of a deficiency in

Gabfans

4 years ago

These are the kind of questions you pray against 😂😂 because the question get 2 answers ( calcium and phosphorus ) and you can't know what the examiner wants

Puritykef01

2 years ago

calcium is the most appropriate
when they are talking about phosphorus they always include the state of its colour (reddish in colour) but since it wasn't added the most appropriate is
calcium

tee_makanaki

3 years ago

its phosporous B.

awoke5966chinagorom

2 months ago

when it comes to poor root development
#phosphorus# is the most viable option to go with

Johnson9944

1 year ago

both calcium and phosphorus cause poor root development however stunted growth is only cause by calcium so C is legit

Domnick

5 years ago

It's actually phosphorus

smatchJAMB

3 months ago

phosphorus
is the answer
phosphorus for God's sake

Joanna54

6 years ago

The answer is A

Sulfur (S)
Sulfur (S) or Flowers of Sulfur as it is known also occur
naturally in organic soil. Most chemical and organic fertilizer
also contains Sulfur which makes Sulfur deficiency very rare.
If Sulfur deficiency does occur, it shows up in the form of
stunted growth and yellow foliage, much the same as
nitrogen deficiency as Sulfur forms part of plant protein and
plays a role in the formation of chlorophyll.